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Hermann Herzog - "A mining town by moonlight" (1869)

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Because the front was constantly watched by the enemy, one just couldnβt erect a new tree, because any new tree appearing out of nowhere would have instantly drawn attraction and fire. The fake tree had to replace an existing tree.
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A dead tree, blasted by a bomb, located ideally near the trenches was chosen. The tree was then photographed and extensively studied, measurements taken and sketches made. A hollow, steel replica was then made in the workshop far behind the lines. At night, under the cover of darkness and artillery fire, the real tree was felled and the fake one installed in its place. The artillery fire also drowned out the noise of the work.
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Hi! I was wondering if you knew any good terms for human/creature races in fantasy? I'm trying to come up with something more unique then putting "born" or "blood" (dragonborn, wolfblood, etc.) on the end, but also not trying to make it seem like they're less then the other races. If you don't know any then that's okay, I was just wondering!
Hi, thanks for asking! Here are some other suffixes you can use instead of "βborn" or "βblood":
βkin: Suggests a familial or species connection.
βfolk: Implies a community or people.
βshade: Can imply a mystical or ethereal nature.
βheart: Indicates character or nature.
βclan: Suggests a strong family or tribal bond.
βborne: Variation of βborn.
βmorph: Can be used for creatures that can shape-shift or transform.
Not sure exactly what type of term you're looking for here, but tossing out a few ideas specific to the creature or their power:
Dracari: From "draco" (dragon).
Lycanthi: From "lycanthrope" (werewolf).
Saurin: From "saurian" (lizard-like creatures).
Avesari: From "aves" (birds).
Felidar: From "feline".
Aquarid: From "aqua" (water).
Terradin: From "terra" (earth).
Eldari: From "elder".
Sylphar: From "sylph" (air spirits).
Nymphari: From "nymph" (nature spirits).
Feylin: From "fey" (fairy).
Draconii: Mystical variation of "dragon".
When coming up with a name for a race of humans or creatures, you can go about it any number of ways: mix elements of nature with cultural aspects, draw inspiration from existing deities or mythological creatures, or combine parts of relevant words with suffixes. See my previous post for more! Hope this helped β€
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The Scooby-Doo Project (1999)
The Scooby-Doo Project is a Halloween special that aired in commercial segments during Cartoon Network's Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! marathon on October 31, 1999.
Each "commercial" was a mix of live action handheld footage with traditional hand drawn animations which parodied its source material, The Blair Witch Project (1999), very well. You can watch the 20 min youtube video (linked above) which pieces all of the segments together.
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